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Since the beginning of time, ratings have been a way of keeping score. The assignation of a number is a way to determine who has won the game, who has the most stuff, and in a subjective sense, who ...

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The Manhattan restaurant, which opened in October, markets itself as a 90-minute communal dinner party with a $109 unpretentious tasting menu. When I learned the dining room is surrounded on all ...